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- Maximum Disk I/O: Crucial for containerized databases like Postgres or MySQL.- Lower Network Latency: Direct routing to the physical NIC. - Secure Server Prep: Configuring UFW and Ubuntu 22.04/24.04 LTS.- Official Docker Installation: Proper apt repository setup with GPG keys.- Docker Compose Architecture: Building a persistent 3-tier stack using Infrastructure as Code.- Reverse Proxying: Routing multiple domains to internal containers without port conflicts.- Resource Limiting: Enforcing CPU and memory limits inside your docker-compose.yml.